Why is Bhavishya Malika a Very Secret Scripture?
Bhavishya Malika is written for devotees, and not everybody can understand it at the correct time. Understand with an example-
“Naitat parasmā ākhyeyaṁ pṛṣṭaṭyāpi kathañcaSarvaṁ sampadyate devi devaguhyaṁ susaṁvṛtam”- Shrimad Bhagwat Mahapuran (8.17.20)
When the demon King Bali snatched heaven from the gods, Aditi kept a fast called 'Payovrata' on her husband Kashyap's advice. Pleased with this, the Gods appeared before her and promised to take incarnation as her son. Lord Krishna tells Mother Aditi, 'Do not tell this secret to anyone, because the words of the gods should always be kept secret; only then is their work accomplished. '
This makes it clear that the things said about the incarnation of God are highly secret and known to only a few people by God's will. Even in the Dwapar Yuga, when Lord Shri Krishna appeared, only a few people from Braj could recognise him as God.
Brahma himself, fascinated by his Maya, took away the cowherd boys along with their cows just to identify whether he was God. Today, the foolish humans of Kaliyuga argue that they need to know and understand these extremely secret mysteries of God. Only devotees chosen by God Himself get to know these things when the right time comes, and they believe it.
Bhavishya Malika is being shared through various online and offline media. But still, many people will not believe, and only devotees will discover the secrets. Only Devotees will follow the guidance provided by Bhavishya Malika.
